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Romance › Re: Help! My Friends Are After My Girlfriend by iz2much(op): 11:16am On May 03, 2010
Tamita:
Allow your friends to have their own share of d forbiden fruit jor. "Chop alone, Die alone." Who knows, u might also be cheating on her in your new environs. Just play your cardz wella.
they r three imagine?
Crude Oil:
free the girl, let her live her life.
I want her to do that, the word FREE is hard!!!!
Pennywise:
@OP
Let me guess. You got yourself a fiiine gurlfriend. He he he he
Yes and she is Delicious.
Romance › Help! My Friends Are After My Girlfriend by iz2much(op): 1:57pm On May 02, 2010
I left Nigeria Recently and the next news i got was my friend(s) chasing my girl
Imagine my friends stabbing me at the back.

What am suppose to do. Free the babe or ask my friend to back OFF!!!
Travel › Re: North Cyprus by iz2much: 4:18pm On Apr 30, 2010
@ wip4
u know the bill now. we wan riot when the first bill come and na only my room AC dey.
u don c now.

check your mail unto the other yarning
Travel › Re: North Cyprus by iz2much: 4:06pm On Apr 29, 2010
yes, am prepared to wear only boxer to school if the heat pass as i dey think.
I get A\C for room but who born me to on am.

unto that paro. i really need it.i get some things to discuss with you o.
Travel › Re: North Cyprus by iz2much: 8:40pm On Apr 28, 2010
@ wip2
I greet you. hope you no forget me unto the last maıl ı send you
@ house ı greet u o o oo .lıke of , . , , .
Travel › Re: North Cyprus by iz2much: 4:34pm On Apr 25, 2010
cyprus international university
Travel › Re: North Cyprus by iz2much: 11:24am On Apr 25, 2010
my school.
Nairaland General › Re: Email From Sparta 1 (the Scammer) by iz2much: 4:36pm On Apr 22, 2010
just passing-by
Travel › Re: North Cyprus by iz2much: 9:55am On Apr 22, 2010
mekadon:
@wip2,
i have read tru this whole thread and i must say a big thank u for your help and advice to all esp iz2much.i would love to ask sum questions my self though.guess i wld just send u an email.once again thanks man ,u r far too kind
u r right.
Romance › Re: If A Woman Love You Because Of Your Love Making! What Are You To Her? by iz2much: 2:56pm On Apr 18, 2010
her Natural Vıbratorr
Foreign Affairs › Re: Ethiopia Launches Electric Car by iz2much: 6:17pm On Apr 17, 2010
. . . . .just Walking By
Travel › Re: Life In Turkey by iz2much: 3:04pm On Apr 17, 2010
just walking by,
Travel › Re: Life In Turkey by iz2much: 6:11pm On Apr 14, 2010
@ Tamita
Na Cyprus I dey. I just pass through Turkey
my phone change tıme automatıcally when we enter summer
Travel › Re: Life In Turkey by iz2much: 5:22pm On Apr 14, 2010
i go 4 summer

lmao
Politics › Ex-governors Mobilise Against Ribadu’s Return by iz2much(op): 5:44pm On Apr 06, 2010
Moves by Acting President Goodluck Jonathan to appoint the former Chairman of the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission, Mallam Nuhu Ribadu, into his cabinet has rattled some former governors, a number of whom are undergoing trial for alleged corrupt practices while in office.

No fewer than 10 of the ex-governors have over N55.2bn graft cases pending in different courts.

Only Chief Lucky Igbinedion, a former governor of Edo State, has been convicted since Ribadu was eased out of office in 2008.

The Federal Government had last week withdrawn its case of non-declaration of assets against Ribadu at the Code of Conduct Tribunal. Saturday PUNCH edition of April 3, 2010 had reported that Jonathan was considering Ribadu for appointment as a special adviser on anti-corruption.

A national newspaper reported on Sunday that Ribadu confirmed that he had been contacted by government to occupy the position.

However, indications emerged in Abuja on Monday that some former governors had engineered a campaign against Ribadu’s return.

A source told our correspondents that some of them had started planning how “to join the battle” to frustrate Ribadu’s appointment.

Besides allegedly voting a financial war-chest for the campaign, the ex-governors reportedly agreed to mobilise different opinion leaders in the country to denounce Ribadu’s tenure as chairman of the EFCC.

According to the source, some ex-governors were jolted when the office of the Attorney-General of the Federation applied to the CCT for the withdrawal of the non-declaration of assets case against Ribadu.

In justifying the action, the Head of Press and Public Relations at the Code of Conduct Bureau, Mrs. Idowu Jokpeyibo, said the decision was made known at the resumed hearing of the tribunal on Wednesday in Abuja by Dr. J.O. Olatoke, the Special Assistant on Litigation to the immediate past AGF and Minister of Justice, Adetokunbo Kayode (SAN).

At the sitting, Olatoke had explained that the move to withdraw the case had nothing to do with a new application which the defence counsel intended to submit for the CCT to strike out the case.

But, the anti-Ribadu campaign began on Monday in Abuja with text messages. The unidentified sender urged recipients to spread the text, condemning government’s appointment of Ribadu.

One of the text messages reads, “Nigeria Alert: the acting president Jonathan Goodluck promised to fight corruption.

“He has started by withdrawing charges of corruption against Nuhu Ribadu and el-Rufai so as to admit them into (sic) his cabinet.

“This is coming at a time many senators, ex-governors and bankers are on trial for same. Is this how to fight against corruption or is it simply Obasanjo at work with Jonathan. Say no to this fraud. Pass on!!!”

However, calls to the number did not go through.

Ribadu had while in office stated that 32 out of the 36 state governors had questions to answer.

Ex-governors whose graft cases are still pending in various courts are Mr. Ayo Fayose (Ekiti); Joshua Dariye (Pateau); Senator Saminu Turaki (Jigawa); Orji Kalu (Abia); and Rev. Jolly Nyame (Taraba).

Others are Senator Chimaroke Nnamani (Enugu); Boni Haruna (Adamawa); Michael Botmang (Plateau); and Alhaji Rashidi Ladoja (Oyo).

http://www.punchontheweb.com/Articl.aspx?theartic=Art20100406685720
Romance › Re: Her Guy Shouts On Her Each Time She Does Something Wrong. by iz2much: 5:05pm On Apr 06, 2010
I wan know the gırl way mum lıke dat
Politics › Re: Emir Blames Failure In Neco On English Premier League by iz2much: 6:08pm On Apr 05, 2010
lmao

the man brain get as e be.
he should say hıs chıldren not students
Travel › Re: Life In Turkey by iz2much: 4:43pm On Mar 31, 2010
suxes2005:
@wip2

Whao I am really wishin u do it ASAP.

Anyways, goodguy is just trying to
tell us he is d owner of d thread!

Tamita: How far na? Which one u dey
Iz2much, u wan go Greece alone abi?

Na buttefly u go chop dia if u
no carry me along!

SHALOM
lets go there.
am sure u know how to eat p.u.s.s Y CaT
and dog laps

lol
kındın.
Christianity Etc › Re: Are Teleportation, Psychokinesis, Etc Ontologically Possible, Spiritually / Not? by iz2much: 3:07pm On Mar 31, 2010
toneyb:
James Randi has 1million dollars(US) to give to anybody that can prove that his/her mystical capability is real.


We are in 2010 yet a large percentage of Nigerians still believe that the remains of virgins or little children can be turned into crispy cash grin. Some completely believe that human beings can turn into animals(owls, vultures, rats, ants) etc grin grin. Some dude was narrating a story to us about how some guys in Yenagoa (Bayelsa) turn into rats and vultures at night when embarking on their robbery mission. grin. I just kept quiet in other not to embarrass him. You hear stories like bullet proof juju, People disappearing and appearing in other places, turning into fish and swimming from one end of the sea to another. How do we ever develop and start building our own airplanes, submarines, super sonic fighter jets, space telescope, electron microscope, computers, cars etc when an average Nigerian truly believes in these myths and urban legends that keeps us in total darkness? cry cry.

Our Nigerian media is not helping matters at all, they give credibility to all these nonsense. You get to hear of such urban legends reported on nightly news broadcast. The Nigerian movie industry is a very BIG SHAME. It's always one mammy water story or the other. grin. "Blood money", "How Stella turned into a vulture". These beliefs are further entrenched with baseless and endless rumors all the time. From "Breathing tree", to "Singing chair". People go to school but are still unable to make any difference or contribute anything significant at all to the over all development of the society at large because these false beliefs we hold over shadows the laws of nature they learn in  their various schools. Nigerians(Africans) go to schools all over the world yet they are still unable to build their own technology, We attend some of the best schools in America, Europe and Asia with the people that live there, yet they are always moving ahead while we are always languishing in our continuous state of oblivion.

A white man sees something he does not really understand and tries to find natural explanations for it. The average Nigerian/African revels in the thoughts of mysterious and baseless myths and urban legends. We are always unable to do anything for ourselves because of obsolete beliefs in urban legends and myths that has become an integral part of our lives and "reality". Its almost a hopeless case.
This piece was very well written.
Travel › Re: Life In Turkey by iz2much: 11:08am On Mar 31, 2010
@wip4

Thanks bro. i wont mind goimg there. infact i i will love to be there.
check your mail
Travel › Re: Life In Turkey by iz2much: 6:42pm On Mar 30, 2010
Tamita:
@GOODGUY1
Does the posting 4rm Wip4, Icchomy, iz2much. . . . . . affects the purpose which this thread was created? I thought these were the same guyz that kept d thread alive. If u dnt ve anytin reasonable to say, just zooom outta here. Does d post desuade any1 frm postin any info here? Use your DEAD brain & tink of somtin reasonable 2 post, stop this criticism. Im sure entreprenuers nw knw their next existing biz opportunities. This is a very gud avenue to establish a restaurant basically african dishes and im sure other african nationals wil patronise since there are/is few/no other restaurant within. All u tink is Travel to Hustle and not Tinkin to explore viable biz opportunities

By the way, y do u use SUXES2005 Signature (SHALOM)? Are u into any kind of Fraud? Im suspecting u.
@WIP4,
For all d haters, im Learning alot frm u guyz, nw i knw Turkish each chicken fingers, lol. Go, establish Wip Canteen, people might b afraid because of d name (never mind), i tink it's an opportunity which needs urgent solution, take a feasibility study and c hw it goes. God wil put u tru.
@iz2much,
I guess u'll ea[b]t Frog/Lizard [/b]tonite, hehehehehe, lololol. . . No mind me jor, i wan go wack EBA with VEGETABLE, make your throat no jump enter u mouth oooo. No worry, E GO BETA! Lol
@ichommy,
wats up? U ugly smal sha, lol. Wetin d happen?
that one better, na pussy cat i dey fear make dem no give me chophuh
the tin plenty here.
Travel › Re: Life In Turkey by iz2much: 12:55pm On Mar 30, 2010
bobolistic:
@ tamita,wip and iz2much you guys are turning this thread into a burger thread,this thread is meant strictly for life in turkey and not how u eat burger.Please let the aim of this thread be achieved so that fellow NL members will get good info as regards turkey.
every tin i said is abt turkey food involves everything and everything invovles food.
dont get on my huhhuh.
if u so desire to know watz going on there. i strongly recomend u come and confirm urself son of a huhhuh??
Travel › Re: Life In Turkey by iz2much: 6:34pm On Mar 29, 2010
hahahaha
i go dey manage my burger and chıcken fıngers jo
broz unto work. men ı go maıl u personally
Education › Bıko by iz2much(op): 6:26pm On Mar 29, 2010
Please does anybody know maybe GCE NECO 2009 is out
and if its out how can i check it
bikohuh??

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